About Us — North East Voyagers My name is Navajit Sarma . I am the founder of NorthEast Voyagers , a travel agency based in Guwahati. North East Voyagers was established in 2012 . We began our journey in the tourism industry with just one vehicle . Through years of hard work, focus, and dedication, our service began to earn the trust of our customers. One by one, tour operators across Guwahati started associating with us. We made it our promise to deliver exactly what we committed to our partners — and even more — by consistently providing high-quality service. As the demand from our customers grew year after year, we kept adding new vehicles to our fleet. From 2013 through 2019, we continued to expand and raise the standard of our services. In 2020 , the COVID-19 pandemic brought the world to a standstill, and our business was no exception. We faced an extremely difficult period — we could not even pay the EMIs on our bank loans. However, our faith in God and the goodwill we...
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Discover Wari Chora: A Hidden Paradise That’s Worth Every Step Wari Chora isn’t just a destination — it’s a dream woven into the hills of Meghalaya. But here’s the truth: not everyone can reach it easily . Most people don’t know the best way to go, which route to take, or where to rent a 4x4 vehicle. And if you’re planning from Guwahati or Shillong? The standard tour plans fall short. Here’s the real deal: If you're coming from Guwahati , leave early. Why? Because it’s a long, winding road with narrow paths, and it takes hours to reach Baghmara (the base village). So, aim to arrive by mid-day at Baghmara — that’s where most homestays, lodges, and travel support are. The next day? Head to EMANGRE — just 3–50 km away. From there, hire a rugged 4x4 vehicle — like a Tata Nexon, Maruti Gypsy, Bolero Pickup, or Isuzu D-Max. These are the only vehicles that can handle the rough terrain. Then comes the magic part: drive to the closest parking point near Wari Chora… and then...
North East Voyagers – Your Trusted Travel Partner in Northeast India 🚗✨ Our journey began in 2012 with a single car. On 24 September, we added 8 more Force Urbania vehicles to our fleet — and today, that journey stands complete with 128 vehicles. This journey continues, and so does our commitment to you. For the past 15 years, the North East Voyagers family has proudly served every tourist travelling to Northeast India, and every travel agent looking to expand their business in the region. The trust, blessings, and support of our guests and partner agencies are the reason we have grown to own so many vehicles today. Their cooperation is reflected in the excellent service we provide to every guest and every service partner. If you are planning a trip to Northeast India and are looking for the right vehicle, choose a genuine and reliable travel service provider — and avoid the risk of fraud or being misled. Contact North East Voyagers today and book your vehicle with a professiona...
Ziro Festival of Music 2026: Four Days of Music in the Paddy Fields of Arunachal Pradesh By Northeast Voyagers | 📧 office.northeastvoyagers@gmail.com | 📞 9085800150 There are music festivals with giant stages in big cities. And then there is Ziro, a festival where the stage is wooden, the ground is a paddy field, the backdrop is a pine covered Apatani valley, and the crowd dances barefoot until the mountains turn purple at dusk. If you've been meaning to go, this is your year. The 13th edition of the Ziro Festival of Music runs from 24 to 27 September 2026 in Ziro Valley, Lower Subansiri district, Arunachal Pradesh — and it's shaping up to be one of the biggest yet. What Makes Ziro Different Ziro isn't just a concert. It's a slow immersion: you wake up in a tent with mist drifting over rice fields, walk past Apatani elders carrying bamboo baskets, eat smoked pork with rice beer, and then settle in for a lineup that swings from Naga folk-rock to Sri Lankan pop to...
Hornbill Festival Nagaland: Where India's Northeast Roars With Colour, Music and Adventure *Every December, the hills above Kohima come alive with the beating of Naga drums, the flutter of ceremonial shawls, the smell of smoked pork, and the cheers of rock fans under a winter sky. Welcome to the Hornbill Festival — the soul of Nagaland, packed into ten unforgettable days.* Introduction: The "Festival of Festivals" If there is one event that single-handedly puts Nagaland on the world tourism map, it is the **Hornbill Festival**, lovingly called the *"Festival of Festivals"* (Galong Arasa). Held annually from **1 to 10 December** at the **Naga Heritage Village in Kisama** (a portmanteau of the neighbouring villages Kigwema and Phesama), about **12 km from Kohima**, this ten-day cultural carnival is the loudest, proudest, most colourful celebration of Naga identity in the world. It is also timed to coincide with **Nagaland Statehood Day (1 December 1963)**, which m...